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Wyss-Coray believed that rather than experimenting with conjoined mice, the only option was to take blood from young mice, strip out the blood cells, and inject the plasma into old ones.
Eggs depredated by deer mice (the only mammalian predator present on the island) were easily distinguished from their hatched counterparts by tooth marks on shell remains [56], [57].
These animals were treated with CD using the same protocol as for Npc1−/− mice, the only variation being the date of first injection, which ranged from P7 to P30.
In both δ−/− db/+ control and δ−/− db/db mice, the only T cell population in the epidermis was CD3+ αβ T cells; no γδ T cells or other CD3+ populations were present, similar to the epidermal T cell makeup of B6 δ−/− mice (data not shown).
In uninfected mice the only difference was seen in the levels of the anti-inflammatory cytokine IL-1Ra, which were increased in HFD-fed mice (169 (range: 33 1111) and 1587 (range: 84 32245) pg ml−1, for LFD- vs. HFD-fed mice, P<0.001, ANCOVA on log data with experiment as covariate, data from 4 different experiments, n = 28+26).
Th2 (CD4+CCR4+CCR6−) signatures increased only in aged mice, the only differential age effect on Th polarization detected, corroborated by increased IL‐4 expression (Fig. 3C).
The 1990s brought the addition of the Wild Mouse, the only Wild Mouse roller coaster designed by Dutch company Vekoma.
In addition, this study is the first to demonstrate compulsive drug seeking in the mouse, the only genetically tractable mammal.
"We believe that the optical mouse is the only mouse people will buy in the near future," said the company's hardware manager, Tim McDonough.
Dr. Enard argues that putting significant human genes into mice is the only feasible way of exploring the essential differences between people and chimps, our closest living relatives.
Until recently, transgenic mice provided the only experimental model capable of supporting the entire spectrum of LCR activities.
